Episode 186: So that’s why he’s smiling

An episode of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast podcast, hosted by Daily Cannon, titled "Episode 186: So that’s why he’s smiling" was published on March 12, 2019 and runs 39 minutes.

March 12, 2019 ·39m · Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast

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In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Stephen and Anita review the week’s action: Starting with a defeat at Rennes, finishing with a win over Manchester United at Emirates Stadium, and not taking the straightest route between the two in any way. Listen in the player below, download to listen to later, or […]

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In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Stephen and Anita review the week’s action: Starting with a defeat at Rennes, finishing with a win over Manchester United at Emirates Stadium, and not taking the straightest route between the two in any way. Listen in the player below, download to listen to later, or […]

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